Once the decoy explodes, taunted enemies will turn their attention back to the Monk. Taunt range is roughly 10 yards, and it lasts for less than half a second as a result, it can only damage those that are really close. The second bonus summons an illusion near the target, as close as possible. The first bonus is always at 50%, regardless of current number of stacks. Lashing Tail Kick, Tempest Rush, and Wave of Light have their damage increased by 1500% for each stack of Sweeping Wind the Monk currently has (6 pieces).The decoy taunts nearby enemies and then explodes for 1000% damage for each stack of Sweeping Wind currently active within 10 yards (4 pieces) Sweeping Wind spawns a decoy every tick next to the last enemy the Monk hit.Damage taken is reduced by 50% while Sweeping Wind is active (2 pieces).All six are required to complete the set, but none of them are Monk-restricted. All of these pages are brand new and full of content, or are older pages that have been substantially updated:Īlso check out this forum thread that’s focused on the surprisingly-detailed information Jay revealed about the development on the 4th and 5th character types, and some hints about their natures embedded in Jay’s reply.Diablo II: Resurrected Review - Pile Of Old Bones A few of Jay’s answers were restatements (his comments about why no Necromancer and how the WD differs from the Necro were virtually identical to month’s old quotes already in the wiki, since Jay gets the same questions every interview), but he covered a lot of new ground as well, both in content and in tone. With some free time on Christmas Night (my family vacation/get-together begins next week) I went over the entire four page Jay Wilson 1up.com interview and added all the new bits of info to the appropriate Diablo Wiki pages.
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